Nike: upcoming drops, prices and release details

Upcoming US SNKRS releases

• Nike Air Force 1 '01 — College Grey and Pink Glaze — Launch October 7, 2026 at 10:00 ET. IV6999-001.
• Nike Paul Rodriguez Zoom Air Low — Ale Brown — Launch October 13, 2026 at 10:00 ET. IQ6827-200.
• Nike Cryoshot Mercurial Chrome '02 OG — Chrome and Hot Lime — Launch October 13, 2026 at 10:00 ET. IQ8161-001.
• Nike Blazy — Varsity Red — Launch October 15, 2026 at 10:00 ET. IM2523-600.
• Nike Air Max Goadome Low — Black — Launch October 15, 2026 at 10:00 ET. IV4517-001.
• Nike Air Foamposite Pro Premium — Summit White — Launch October 16, 2026 at 10:00 ET. IV6246-100.

Recent launches

• Nike Air Max Goadome Low — Midnight Navy — US $175; current direct offer. IV4517-400.
• AM Goadome Low SP x Taller de Rafa — US $185; current direct offer. IU4876-200.
• Nike Caitlin 1 — Warning Code — Direct offer sold out; see edition details. IH7423-700.
• Nike Kobe 10 Protro — Blue Lagoon — 200 USD; available at Nike SNKRS US. IQ5339-400.
• Nike Caitlin 1 — Caitlin Blue — Direct offer sold out; see edition details. IH7423-400.

Nike’s October 6 US state shows the Midnight Navy Goadome size grid and the Taller de Rafa collaboration as current offers, while some adult Kobe Blue Lagoon sizes are available and both covered Caitlin 1 colorways have no available sizes. The adult Kobe and Big Kids pair have separate style codes, prices and stock. US SNKRS · Launch-listing reference.

Collector context

Air Max shows how a technical feature can become a visual identity. In Nike’s interview about the Air Max Dn, product director Reggie Hunter traces the line from visible Air enclosed by foam to a new system with two chambers and four tubes. The family name connects the designs, while their internal arrangements differ. For someone following releases, “Air Max” identifies a lineage; the model name tells you which interpretation of that lineage is being discussed.

Basketball adds the athlete’s own story. The current Caitlin 1 begins the footwear franchise announced with Clark’s signature identity, while Kobe Protro releases revisit established ones. Nike’s Kobe 10 explanation defines Protro as performance retro: the historical silhouette is the starting point for revised construction. That creates a different question from an ordinary color refresh—what has been preserved, and what has been rebuilt?

The Air Force 1 demonstrates how these categories can overlap. The model began in basketball, but the Nike SB Air Force 1 reworks it for skateboarding with a lower midsole, modified tread and added upper support. Nike SB, established in 2002, brings a sport-specific design brief to the familiar shape. An SB designation therefore carries more meaning than an extra logo on the tongue.

Nike also uses SNKRS to tell the stories behind individual editions through athlete accounts, heritage features and launch information. Those stories explain why a returning color, a changed shape or a collaboration belongs in the release calendar.

Follow the specific rebuild

The current selection shows three different uses of the archive. Kobe 10 Protro changes the performance construction, the Air Force 1 ’01 revives particular proportions, and Cryoshot turns a football reference into casual footwear. Those are distinct design decisions. Treating them all as retro sneakers would hide the difference between an appearance returning and a model being adapted for another use. Exact model and style codes keep those paths clear while the release listings track the appropriate US channel.